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Introduction
The Dual Facets of Reality
Reality has two facets: The Ultimate Reality—the state of pure “Being,” and Relative Reality—the imperfect state of existence and the embedded suffering due to the deviation from the puree state of “Being”.
The Path of Liberation
Within our multidimensional makeup lies the potential to liberate ourselves from the limitations and suffering of material existence. We can achieve this with two psycho-physical organs intricately connected to our psyche: “the heart” and “the pineal gland”.
- The Heart: Recent research highlights that the heart’s complexity surpasses that of the brain. When awakened, it transcends mere emotionality—even elevated forms of love we mistakenly call “unconditional.” Instead, it becomes a gateway to a higher dimension—equanimous, compassionate, and intuitive—capable of maintaining an exalted state continuously, whether the body is awake or asleep.
- The Pineal Gland: This gland, when decalcified and awakened, reconnects us with our original blueprint, allowing us to perceive reality as it is. Through this, we access the magnificent states of being, that we were in the distant past, rekindling lost supernatural powers and abilities.
The Challenge of Modern Existence
Most people lack interest in awakening their inner potential, becoming consumed by the busyness of everyday life, and repeating self-destructive patterns. They often take existence for granted, living on autopilot and repeating self-destructive habits, devoid of deeper awareness, until the inevitable arrival of death.
Consequently, this website is intended for those who have embarked on a transformative process, genuinely seeking truth. This journey requires an open heart aligned with authenticity and a mind that is flexible, capable of probing deeply into the essence of existence without clinging to fixed beliefs.
Egoic Spirituality and False Seekers
In our age, many individuals are not honest with themselves engaging in a superficial pursuit of spiritual growth, lacking genuine introspection, and desire to penetrate the limiting layers of their ego. Their overdeveloped intellect constructs a fictitious “castle” of spiritual concepts, thus, false understanding becomes deeply rooted in their unquestioned belief system. When they gather with others who share similar beliefs, they form a powerful egregor (a collective thought form or energy field). This type of belief system is characterized by deviated intelligence, misguided cleverness in matters of spirituality, and tainted emotionality, with emotions that are not aligned with true spiritual growth.
These individuals may follow misleading New Age paths that appear spiritual on the surface, but in reality, they only serve to feed their ego. Their intentions are not genuine, and they lack the honesty to confront their true motivations.
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The Importance of Discernment
In ancient times, masters carefully selected their disciples to prevent the strengthening of the ego through false spirituality. The lack of such selectivity today reflects the degenerate state of the modern age.
Restoring the Primal Ecosystem and the Original Human Blueprint
The Hrigaia Project offers a (w)holistic approach to restoring the primal ecosystem, which is intertwined with the restoration of our original human blueprint. This method recognizes that without addressing the latter, efforts to regenerate the primal ecosystem are doomed to fail.
To reverse the downward spiral of nature or any aspect of life, one must first be able to perceive what is wrong and what actions are necessary for change. This requires a decalcified pineal gland and the ability to view the world through a broad esoteric perspective, recognizing both the disharmonious elements that need transformation and the inherent harmony that can be restored through our actions. This intuitive understanding enables us to make the necessary changes.
Returning to Pristine Nature
We have strayed from our “pristine nature” due to an unconscious enchantment with the material world, leading us to plunge into a cycle of pleasant and unpleasant experiences. Those who grow weary of this endless cycle, begin the journey of returning to their primordial purity, the state we existed in before departing from it. This return is not a mental process but rather a process of our superconscious psyche that leads to a profound, spontaneous awakening. It cannot be provoked through visualization, prayer, rituals, sacred acts of body, speech, and mind, or the use of symbols with human intent. Instead, it is a state of being – either you are, or you are not. The idea of “becoming” is an illusion, as everything is happening in the present moment, and enlightenment arises from simply remaining in this natural state. Clinging to any understanding of higher consciousness is an unnecessary ethereal emanation of our mental perceptuality that contains subtle egoic elements, an intelligent way to avoid just “being” by “existing”.
The Indescribable Nature of the Mind
The essence of the mind is indescribable; it cannot be captured in words. It embodies a living experience of absolute well-being, an immeasurable peace that radiates continuously through all physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual states. Although we inherently possess this enlightened natural purity, we have lost touch with it, making it imperative to regain this connection. To facilitate this journey, words can serve as signposts, guiding us on the path of return. They should not be woven into mental constructs that create a fantasy or dream world. In our current reality, we are often taught to follow limited and fragmented knowledge, relying solely on logical thinking. This approach stifles the all-encompassing “intuitive knowing” that arises from within.
Approach this exploration with a neutral attitude and an open mind, and clarity will eventually emerge. Keep this in mind as you read the “brief description of intrinsic awareness”, the article on “meditation” (which emphasizes resting the mind naturally), and the “Thunder of Truth” (links below).
Who Are We?
We are multidimensional psychosomatic wholes—an inseparable blend of material, etheric, astral, and spiritual components—living spontaneously and naturally in bliss, clarity, and non-conceptuality. Our existence vibrates across a spectrum of frequencies, from the most subtle to the more gross. Each dimension is contained fractally within one another in a hierarchical order, where the more subtle influences the more gross, yet all are fundamentally inseparable. As we have deviated from this perfect state of being, we must embark on the path of return. This journey is highly personal and cannot be confined to rigid categories. I refer to this as “walking the path towards our original nature”—the essence of our multidimensional psychosomatic whole.
The Path of Return
To navigate this path, one must proceed with total honesty, maintaining clarity about one’s actions and intentions. This website aims to illuminate important aspects of this transformative process. However, these insights are subtle and cannot be merely studied; they require personal involvement in self-actualization, a commitment to changing one’s lifestyle, and the creation of a “real home” within the primal ecosystem.
The Essence of True Wisdom
True wisdom is characterized by fundamental simplicity. When one embodies this simplicity, they move closer to their original blueprint and may not even need to consult resources like this website. This concept is beautifully illustrated in the following story:
The story of the Yak Herder
In East Tibet, there lived a yak herder who earnestly wished to understand the nature of his mind. Residing in a remote area, he undertook a long journey, walking for days to reach a Lama (teacher) for guidance. Upon arrival, he posed the traditional question: “What is my mind” (In Tibetan “mind” means “core essence”)? The teacher, recognizing the herder’s genuine simplicity, replied, “It is like the sky. While you sit and watch your yak graze, gaze at the sky and think of your mind as the sky. That’s all.” Grateful for the instruction, the herder returned home and practiced this for several years. However, he was perplexed when clouds appeared in the sky. Unsure of how to interpret this, he set off on the long journey back to the Lama. Upon his return, he asked, “What should I think when clouds appear?” The Lama responded, “Just as clouds arise and dissolve back into the sky, think of everything that arises in your mind as clouds. They appear and then dissolve back into the mind.” Understanding this, the herder returned home and practiced for several more years. Eventually, he experienced a profound realization. Eager to express his gratitude to the Lama for his enlightening instructions, he journeyed back to him, but this time, he went not by walking, but by flying! When the Lama saw him approach in this extraordinary manner and bow at his feet, he recognized that the herder’s realization surpassed his own. He felt the need to bow down to him instead.
The Complexity of Modern Minds
In our contemporary era, the complexity of our minds often distances us from this basic simplicity. We tend to seek numerous instructions, creating elaborate mental constructs in an attempt to grasp the essence of our being. We say, “It is like this and not like that,” yet we frequently misunderstand and complicate matters further.
The path to true wisdom involves a process of total realignment with our core essence on all levels that happens spontaneously when we enter into this basic simplicity.
Engaging with the Hrigaia Project
To engage meaningfully with the Hrigaia Project, one must cultivate a degree of this fundamental simplicity, akin to the yak herder. However, given the complexity of our minds today, it may also be necessary to employ more structured practices, such as the practice of the five elements (explained in part A of the Hrigaia Project), to aid in this journey of realignment.
The Hrigaia Project and the Regeneration of Nature
The Hrigaia Project is dedicated to restoring our original blueprint at all levels, including the revitalization of nature. This endeavor serves as a preparation for the forthcoming Golden Age, anticipated to emerge after the current civilization faces significant challenges. This conclusion is drawn from an analysis of the present state of the world, as discussed at the end of the article “Hrigaia Project.”
Restoring the Human Blueprint
Each of us possesses this original blueprint from which we have deviated. Unfortunately, many have strayed so far that they lack even a vague understanding of what this blueprint entails. Consequently, the search for it often leads to confusion and misguided efforts. This site is designed for those who have a faint sense of their original blueprint and are actively seeking to awaken and align with it. This journey demands total honesty and a deep exploration of one’s essence, which enhances self-understanding and clarity about the world. This process is not about following trends; rather, it is about walking a unique path that aligns with one’s physio-emotio-psycho-spiritual makeup. When individuals engage in this journey alongside their partners and like-minded individuals and participate in the regeneration of the primary ecosystem, they find that their work in all areas of life becomes integrated and complete. This (w)holistic approach is the core aim of the Hrigaia Project.
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“All areas of one’s life” have been categorized into three sections:
1) The first one has to do with oneself. Due to such a wide range of paths and beliefs, about this subject, I have decided to write a symbolic song in a style according to Tibetan Buddhism. It is the poetry of the “Twilight” where the mind ceases its activity. From the “darkness” of the night denoting the absence of mental constructs, as the first light rays emerge, at “twilight”, a play of words springs up from our primary nature, “manifesting” the quintessence of our Being. The conceptual mind ceases and the thunder of Truth roars.
Two more articles follow for clarification, a brief description of intrinsic consciousness. and meditation or non-meditation.
Here is an important article too: Towards the Original Nature from the Perspective of Energy Nutrition.
2) the second has to do with our relationship with others, restoring the original blueprint of human relations. Actually, there is not much to say, as when someone does inner work, his/her relationship will automatically be at the level where one is at. However, here are a few words as a guideline for male-female relationships: Back to original nature from Love’s perspective. Another article about fulfilling our universal responsibility is Tonglen (giving and taking)(working on right now) Also, part one of the next article Hrigaia Project refers to the relationship with the members of the community.
3) The third has to do with our relationship with nature. It is in part two of the article Hrigaia Project (Part one is about the community that will form the core group). This is about creating our “True Home” in “matter” requiring a “natural” frame of mind to increase the understanding of how nature works and arouse a “natural instinct” of harmonious resonance with the subtle invisible world of Nature and intuitive “knowledge” of what has to be done to bring out its full potential. This “regeneration of the primal ecosystem” happens by following the methods of natural intelligence effecting on earth an unequaled transformation. The methods of:
1) “natural farming” of Masanobu Fukuoka, particularly the one of increasing the biodiversity by broadcasting clay/seed pellets.
2) the enrichment of the soil with non-animal, natural additives to speed up the process.
3) Ingenuous methods, derived from the experiences of many skilled gardeners and vegan permaculture.
Regarding the first, we aim for a continuous green cover, broadcasting clay/seed pellets (clay protects the seeds) to increase the biodiversity, first with plants that will improve the soil (if needed), and then with 300 different species of plants and more, common and wild, edible or not, trees, climbers, shrubs, perennials, and annuals. In a way, you can say that a similitude of the Garden of Eden is created.
The second is about applying to the soil organic matter/compost, microorganisms (mycelia and endemic ones), trace elements, Ormus (monoatomic elements from the sea), rock dust, biochar (sponge-like charcoal colonized by microorganisms), etc. The fertility of the ecosystem increases by itself over time with minimal maintenance, the microclimate of the area changes, and there is great resistance to extreme climatic conditions.
In all of these of course, for them to work, our own personal transcendent power is necessary in order to overcome any internal and external interference that affects our human vehicle and nature.
What will make the difference is complete honesty on your part when answering the following questions:
Are you on an upward path in a process of maturation as a human being with a soul?
Do your actions contribute to the betterment of humanity?
If you are growing your food, are you doing it in the way suggested here to increase the fertility of nature, that is, improve the green mantle of the land and the soil in a balanced way?
The secret behind success lies in the “freedom” of our innate state. Free from any influences that do not allow us to function “Naturally”, everything follows its natural course, and nature returns to its original state.
The Part B of the second part of the article The Hrigaia Project refers to the mistakes that man makes concerning nature, which we need to know so that we can act correctly. It includes an overview of the state the world is in right now at all levels.
Carrying out the Hrigaia Project: A Holistic Approach to Ecosystem and Human Restoration
The Hrigaia Project seeks to create a sustainable, natural living environment that fosters human awakening while simultaneously restoring nature to its primal state*. The project combines spiritual growth, ecological sustainability, and community living in a way that unites the higher qualities of consciousness with Gaia—the Earth.
This is where the name comes from, Hri, the Union of all enlightened qualities with Gaia, the ground of our transcendental expression.
* A primal ecosystem is a self-sustaining, biodiverse environment that mimics nature as it existed in the distant past. This ecosystem regenerates itself over time, without the need for conventional agriculture or human intervention, fostering harmonious interaction between humans and their environment.
Project Vision
The project will be based in pristine nature, providing a setting where participants can undergo personal and spiritual development. People living here will embody a lifestyle rooted in plant-based nutrition, survival skills, and holistic education, including home-schooling for children. The project will be open to individuals and families who are on a path of self-evolution and awakening, with the core group leading the way in establishing this new way of life. At the appropriate time, it will open its doors to people who want to follow this lifestyle and learn about the natural regeneration of the primal ecosystem through hands-on experience, plant-based nutrition, survival skills in nature, etc. Living here in such ideal conditions will renew their inspiration and empower their personal development.
Below are some Q&A to get a better idea about the Hrigaia Project:
Overview of the Hrigaia Project
Estimated reading time: 8 minutes
What is the Project’s Aim?
The Hrigaia Project seeks to restore humans and nature to their “original blueprint”. This restoration begins when a core group of people who do deep esoteric work, prepare a “HOME” in Nature by creating a “primal ecosystem.” It can be done anywhere in the world, and it can be given any name if at all. This blog is to provide information and inspiration.
How Can Humans Return to Their Original Blueprint?
This approach is unlike any mainstream or even alternative method. There is no prescribed method to follow when you are truly “Yourself” in the “Here and Now.” Achieving this state is not the result of an action; rather, it occurs when you step aside and allow your natural “beingness” to emerge spontaneously. In this state, how you care for yourself in your personal life becomes original, peaceful, and conducive to happiness and transcendence. Consequently, this extends to our relationships with our partners, family, and others, as well as to nature, animals, and the environment. This is fulfilling the purpose of our existence.
What is a “Primal Ecosystem”?
A primal ecosystem is a unique self-sustaining, natural environment that existed in the distant past, composed of hundreds of plant and tree species, combining endemic and common edible varieties. This ecosystem is a treasure of unparalleled beauty, harmoniously coexisting as a complete organism with ever-increasing fertility. Once established, it can maintain itself with almost no human intervention, nourishing us and satisfying all our vital needs, thereby rendering traditional agriculture obsolete.
Where is the Project Located?
While similar initiatives have yielded wonderful results, the Hrigaia Project introduces a unique approach, that the results of a web search show that it has never been attempted before. After 12 years of experimentation, I am confident in the viability of this first-time venture.
What Other Methods Are Similar?
My method can be seen as an evolution of Masanobu Fukuoka’s natural farming with the philosophy behind it being the same. While Fukuoka emphasizes farming without accelerating regeneration, my focus is, due to the imminent need in our times, on using natural techniques to speed up the regeneration and include more variety and more quantity of wild species. There are many benefits of the wild species intermingled but an obvious one is that birds find their natural food and do not eat your fruits.
Can Nature Regenerate Without Human Intervention?
Nature’s ability to regenerate is limited when left entirely to its own, as observed in the aftermath of a forest fire, where resistant species take over, and biodiversity declines. However, when human intelligence combines with nature’s processes—by reintroducing seeds of species that existed there in the past and improving the soil—biodiversity increases, the soil becomes incredibly fertile, and gradually even the micro-climate changes. This active human participation, using various methods and tools, when used all together, produces different results than each one alone, thus restoring a true primal ecosystem.
What Are the Steps to Creating it?
Given that modern farming practices have degraded the soil (i.e. by repeated plowing), the first step, as soon as possible, is to restore its health. This is achieved by combining natural additives and planting a carefully selected mix of plants that add organic matter by their root structure and the upper part when it decomposes. Here’s a brief outline of the process:
Restoring the Soil:
We begin by enhancing the soil with organic matter (such as mulch or compost) of plant origin, microorganisms (including mycelia and endemic bacteria), and trace elements like “Ormus” (monoatomic elements from the sea) or rock dust, and sponge-like biochar which provides a protective habitat for microorganisms. These components are added to compost or applied directly to the land, mixed with water, watered, or sprayed.
Increasing Biodiversity:
Following the principles of Fukuoka’s “natural farming”, we further enrich the soil by sowing a diverse array of seeds encased in clay pellets for protection. Initially, we plant species that improve soil quality, followed by a wide variety of over 300 species—ranging from edible and non-edible plants to trees, shrubs, climbing vines, perennials, and annuals. Nature then decides which seeds will germinate, when, and where, thus increasing biodiversity.
Sustaining the Ecosystem:
While the early stages of creating the ecosystem demand considerable effort, the need for human intervention drastically reduces over time. After a few years of repeated sowing, minimal care is required—occasional watering and techniques like trimming dry branches and leaving them to decompose naturally. And that’s it.
And Then?
Nature will eventually reach a point where it can continue to regenerate and improve with minimal human assistance. This method accelerates nature’s recovery, reversing the damage caused by human activities and enabling the plant kingdom to thrive once more.
In everything we do, we must imitate nature. For millennia, the Earth’s “green mantle” has thrived without human intervention. For example, no wild tree requires manure to grow. Following nature’s lead, we also avoid using manure, applying only the bare minimum, the same amount that trees would receive naturally from wild animal droppings.
Do You Have the Means to Bring This Project to Completion?
I have spent 12 years experimenting with the primal ecosystem and possess a diverse skill set necessary for the project’s success, from identifying suitable land to establishing a community and educational center. Once the required funding and team are in place, the project will begin—no matter where on the globe.
Can Anyone Participate?
Yes, provided certain conditions are met. Participants must be on a path of self-evolution, awakening their inner capacities within the realm of consciousness. At a certain point, when one’s inner state is reflected in nature and the importance of restoring the ecosystem becomes clear, the necessary steps naturally follow.
In other words, when we experience deep harmony within ourselves, we begin to intuitively “know” how to act in harmony with nature. This knowledge stems from a deep understanding of how nature functions, allowing us to fine-tune our actions based on what nature needs. As this “primal instinct” emerges progressively, everything starts happening automatically, to the point of “guessing” spontaneously the parameters that determine what will grow, when, and where, acting as nature would, and we choose:
What, when, and how much and when to repeat each additive we use to improve the soil.
What, when, and how much of each seed we sow (in pellets) to increase biodiversity, and when sowing or planting is repeated with what.
Which plants/trees, after germination, should we thin out (leaving the bigger ones) by moving them elsewhere, leaving enough space around them to grow, and also calculating on having their crowns at different heights, to fit more trees in a given area without compromising their sun exposure.
There are also subtle, unknown factors in nature that we learn to sense. For example, fig trees grow best in areas with geopathic stress zones. With primal instinct, we can choose the ideal spot for each plant. Even tasks like watering require a precise understanding of how much is enough for each plant. And, with time, we may even develop the ability to predict weather patterns, sowing seeds without pellets when a long rain is coming, as birds and insects won’t eat the seeds then.
Can You Elaborate on the Harmonious Interactions in such an Ecosystem?
There is a lot to say about these interactions. In brief, the ideal scenario for plants is to have companions, like in a high biodiversity forest, where every kind of plant and tree from all of the different layers (tall and short trees, shrubs, and lower plants) contributes in its own way to the overall health of the forest. The “communication network” among plants is established through mycelium fungi, which connect extensive root systems, allowing plants to exchange nutrients, share resources, and even aid each other during challenging times.
For example, thorny plants can share their defensive characteristics with nearby plants, enhancing their ability to protect themselves. The interactions between plants and animals, and plants with the elements are also vital. Leaf-eating insects, for instance, nibble on large leaves in the spring, stimulating the plants to grow smaller, hardier leaves better suited to withstand the summer heat.
Trees also act as rain “magnets,” emitting sticky, biogenic, volatile, organic compounds that draw water vapor from the atmosphere to form rain droplets, demonstrating the intricate balance between vegetation and weather patterns. This operation happens mostly from the big trees, the target of the loggers, and then no wonder why there is so much drought.
Is the Creation of the Primal Ecosystem Connected to a Deeper aspect of Reality?
Yes, it is closely aligned with Masanobu Fukuoka’s philosophy and worldview. As Fukuoka taught, this process requires eliminating self-destructive tendencies, which can subconsciously sabotage the whole project. Those who wish to participate must be on a personal path of awakening, tapping into their dormant potential for inner freedom to do what needs to be done.
What Are the Benefits and Advantages of This Ecosystem?
– The primal ecosystem is our natural heritage. Once established, being there feels like our true “Home”, connecting us to a deep sense of belonging that we experienced in the distant past. This profound connection motivates us to restore balance to nature, a process quite different from conventional farming, also yielding rewards a hundredfold.
– The interactions between species lead to plants returning to their ancestral forms, producing crops of exceptional quality with high nutritional value, supporting superb health, and fulfilling all our needs.
– Beyond self-sustenance with a wide variety of food, the ecosystem has the potential to offer economic benefits. The harvest—whether superfoods, fruits, herbs, or seeds—can be sold fresh or dehydrated, or shared with seed banks, thus generating income.
– The ecosystem fosters a pleasant microclimate, capable of normalizing droughts and rainfall and if large enough, it can influence the weather patterns.
– It is resilient to adverse conditions, including extreme weather, pests, and diseases.
– The ecosystem also plays a crucial role in reforestation, especially after forest fires, by reintroducing native species that once flourished in those areas, thus increasing biodiversity. Its dense vegetation of non-flammable species ensures it cannot easily catch fire. Provided the Forestry Department gives the permission of course and there are no pasture animals around.
– Ultimately, it benefits not only the people living within the ecosystem but humanity as a whole. By promoting a peaceful, harmonious relationship between humans and nature, this model enhances the quality of life, especially if we adopt a peaceful diet, and ensures the survival of future generations.
– If adopted on a global scale in different climate zones, this model could significantly slow or even halt the decline of Nature, offering humanity a sustainable path forward.
What is the reason for the second part B that follows the presentation?
The second part B delves into the current unfortunate state of the world and how we arrived here. Understanding the gravity of today’s environmental challenges is crucial, as it highlights the necessity of focusing on solutions—like restoring nature through the Hrigaia Project. This section explains why human activity has led to the degradation of the planet and why it’s essential to shift our focus toward solutions, rather than dwelling on the problem itself. It should actually be in the beginning as first you must see the problem and then focus on the solution.
Some things about me:
From a very young age, I felt out of place in the conventional world, as it did not provide the answers to my deeper existential questions. This inner drive led me to leave my home country at the age of 17, and I spent the next 24 years living abroad. During that time, my sole focus was on seeking the deepest truths in both the inner and outer worlds. This quest pushed me to study extensively on a variety of subjects, helping me to cultivate a broad understanding of the human condition.
In addition to simplifying my lifestyle, I adopted a vegetarian diet and eventually transitioned to a fully plant-based diet. Along the way, I gained practical experience in a wide range of fields. I consider myself a “handyman” and a vegan chef, but my passion has always been the natural world. Over the past 12 years, I’ve immersed myself in the subtleties of nature, experimenting with natural farming on seven different farms in Greece and Costa Rica.
The knowledge I’ve acquired is a combination of multiple practices, drawing on Masanobu Fukuoka’s natural farming, vegan permaculture, and innovative natural fertilizers to enrich the soil, as well as the insights of numerous expert gardeners. My practical knowledge spans everything from small-scale family self-sufficiency (such as the “¼ acre experiment”) to larger initiatives like the creation of Primal Ecosystem, which thrives best through collective effort.
If, after reading this presentation, you wish to know more or have any questions, feel free to ask for the password. Should you then decide to become part of this project—either alongside me or with your own friends or community—reach out.
Yannis Diamantopoulos
Email: jdiamantes8@gmail.com
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